Upcoming Events
Apr
17
Defying All Categories: Witches in the Talmud
Online | Online Learning | Public Lectures & Events | The Space In Between
Dr. Marjorie Lehman, professor of Talmud and Rabbinics, JTS, takes a closer look at the way the Rabbis of the Talmud describe women on the margins of rabbinic culture.
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Apr
18
Healing Torah: A Series of Workshops for Spiritual and Emotional Caregivers in Jewish Life
Online | Clergy: Continuing Ed | Online Learning | Pastoral Education
A series of online workshops for healing professionals.
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Apr
20
How to Confront Anti-Religious Bigotry
Online | Interreligious Dialogue | Online Learning | Public Lectures & Events
Join our distinguished multifaith panel for a discussion about the problem of anti-religious bigotry and how interfaith cooperation can serve as a bulwark against bias.
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Apr
20
The Ketubbah: What It Reveals About Jewish Life Through the Ages
Online | Online Learning
In this course, Dr. Stefanie Siegmund explores how and when the ketubbah evolved from a legal marriage contract to a meaningful work of art, and what we can learn about Jewish social customs and economic relations by tracing this journey.
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Apr
23
Jews and Christians Read the Bible
New York State | Interreligious Dialogue | Public Lectures & Events
This session, led by Dr. Robbie Harris, JTS, examines the commonalities and differences between Jews and Christians in their study of the Bible, the relationships and mutual influences that rabbis and churchmen had on one another, and in particular, the arguments through which they typically interacted.
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